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Marks, Peter; Knassmüller, Monika – Teaching Public Administration, 2023
The COVID-19 pandemic forced surprised governments worldwide to act fast and decisively, often revealing lack of preparation for this kind of situation. However, such crises are expected to occur far more frequently than ever before. To keep societies prospering, governments, administrations, and civil servants will have to adapt quickly and…
Descriptors: Public Administration Education, Teaching Methods, Resilience (Psychology), Educational Change
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Li, Xiufeng; Han, Yadong; Kim, Pan Suk – Teaching Public Administration, 2018
China's practices and knowledge of administrative sciences have a long history, but modern public administration, as a relatively new discipline, has been established for less than a century. Accordingly, the purpose of this paper is to shed new light on the historical development of modern public administration education in China. This paper…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Public Administration Education, Educational Development, Educational History
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Knassmüller, Monika; Veit, Sylvia – Teaching Public Administration, 2016
Senior civil servants (SCS) are powerful actors with great responsibilities in the field of policymaking and management. Due to public sector reforms that are New Public Management oriented, specialised education and structured training programmes for (future) SCS as well as fast-track systems for high-potential employees have become increasingly…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Cultural Context, Cultural Influences, Public Administration Education
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Kroukamp, Hendri; de Vries, Michiel S. – Teaching Public Administration, 2014
This article points to the adverse circumstances in which public administration education and training has to take place in developing countries, more specifically in South Africa. This is especially seen in the combination of scarce resources and rapidly increasing enrolment. The consequence thereof is that the didactics of education and training…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Public Administration Education, Developing Nations, Educational Quality